No Driving Ban In The Event Of Job Loss

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No Driving Ban In The Event Of Job Loss
No Driving Ban In The Event Of Job Loss

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Drivers may not have to expect a driving ban if they risk losing their job as a result. According to a ruling by the Bamberg Higher Regional Court, the penalty can also be converted into a fine.

If you drive too close, you have to expect a driving ban. However, if the temporary loss of your driving license threatens to result in termination at work, the driving ban can, under certain circumstances, be converted into a higher fine. It is sufficient for the employer to threaten termination in writing, the Higher Regional Court (OLG) Bamberg ruled (Az.: 3 Ss OWi 2/2011). The ADAC refers to the judgment.

Employer threatened with dismissal

In the negotiated case, a sales representative maintained an insufficient safety distance from the vehicle in front. The district court then sentenced him to a fine of 240 euros and a month's driving ban. To avert this, the person concerned had submitted a letter from his employer, in which he threatened to dismiss if he was not allowed to drive for a month. The district court found the letter to be insufficient.

The OLG judges saw it differently: In principle, employer letters were sufficient to prove a threat to the existence of the company. If the district court had any doubts about the credibility of the certificate, it should have questioned the employer personally. (dpa)

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